During the summer holidays, there are plenty of day camps to keep kids and teens busy, active and inspired. They range from dance and art to English and trampolining, through to rugby, football and multi-activity programmes and holiday camps for teens. Here, we’ve rounded up some of the best summer camps in Singapore for you to choose from – along with a few exclusive offers to make them even more worthwhile.
Summer camps in Singapore for 2026
Canadian International School (CIS) for a huge variety of summer camps
If you’re looking for variety over the summer holidays, CIS Summer Camps cover just about everything. Now in its 12th year, the programme runs over seven weeks, with more than 160 camps for children aged 18 months to 14 years across multi-activity, art and sports, including options that work well as holiday camps for teens.
Younger children can start with Early Years camps like Camp Sunshine, focused on music, movement and imaginative play, or FunFit Sports for coordination and confidence. Older kids can explore hands-on options such as Discovery Lab, Story Adventure and Dream Builders, where they design and build everything from eco-homes to ice-cream trucks.

For tweens and teens, camps like Next-Gen Science Lab, Build and Battle and Innovation Challenge bring in problem-solving, teamwork and real-world applications, from robotics and coding to design and engineering. Signature STEAM camps – including Dream Builders and Lego & Robotics – are complemented by creative and globally themed options like photography, environmental programmes, World Tour and Renaissance, with new themes introduced each year.
Camps run in flexible formats, with everything based at the Lakeside campus and optional transport across the island. Meals and snacks are freshly prepared on-site, from baked treats to familiar favourites like Singapore chicken rice.
Summer Camp Focus: Multi-activity camps across sports, science, engineering, and art
Ages: 18 months to 14 years
Duration: 15 June to 31 July 2026, with flexible half- or full-day camps and 3-day options
Cost: From $680 per week Location: CIS Lakeside Campus
More information: 6436 6634 | online.cis.edu.sg/Holiday-Program-Camps
Special Offer: Book before 15 May 2026 to get 15% when quoting “EXPATLIVING15”
BOUNCE Singapore for freestyle trampolining camps
If your kids have energy to burn (and then some) during the summer, BOUNCE’s holiday camp is an easy win. Set inside the Cineleisure space on Grange Road, it’s less about structured drills and more about movement, confidence and learning new skills along the way, with sessions that also appeal as holiday camps for teens looking for something active.
There are two programmes to choose from. The Junior Holiday Camp (ages three to six) is a gentle introduction to freestyle trampolining, with activities designed to build coordination, balance and spatial awareness through play. For older kids, the Freestyle Holiday Camp (ages seven and up) steps things up a notch, with coached sessions that introduce proper techniques and tricks in a safe, supportive environment.
It’s active and high-energy, but still focused on progression, so kids come away having learnt something new rather than just bounced around for a few hours. A nice touch: campers get the venue to themselves from 9am to 10am before it opens to the public.
Summer Camp Focus: Freestyle trampolining and movement skills
Ages: 3 and up
Duration: Monday to Wednesday, 9am to 12pm; head to the website for the latest camp schedule
Cost: $320 per person for the Junior Holiday Camp; $340 per person for the Freestyle Holiday Camp
Location: 8 Grange Road, #09-01 Cineleisure
More information: 6816 2869 | bounceinc.com.sg/holiday-programme
Tanglin Arts Studio for a holiday dance camp
Based at the Hollandse Club, Tanglin Arts Studio has built a strong following over nearly two decades for its teaching and supportive environment. Classes are structured but relaxed, with a focus on building confidence alongside technique.
This summer holidays, the studio is running its Fairytale DANCEcamp, a two-week programme of morning sessions themed around Cinderella, Peter Pan and The Little Mermaid. Designed for children aged four to seven, each day combines dance with storytelling, music and imaginative play, with sessions built around the characters and movement of each fairytale.
“We wanted it to feel like stepping inside a storybook,” says director Katja Paus. “At that age, imagination and movement go hand in hand.”
That approach runs through the programme, which uses dance as a way to build creativity, confidence and ease in movement. The age group is intentional – a stage where children are open, expressive and responsive to storytelling. It’s a creative way to add a little structure – and a lot of imagination – to the holidays.
Summer Camp Focus: Dance, creative movement and storytelling
Ages: 4 to 7
Duration: Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 12.30pm; 22 to 26 June and 29 June to 3 July
Cost: $450 for 5 days or $100 per day, including a snack
Location: Hollandse Club, Singapore
More information: tanglinartsstudio.com
Special Offer: Get a 10 percent discount with the coupon code “ELdance”
ARThausSG for creative holiday programmes
ARThausSG offers a creative break from the usual high-energy camps. Tucked along Bukit Timah Road, this fine arts studio focuses on giving kids the space – and guidance – to explore their imagination at their own pace.
Holiday programmes run in three- and five-day formats, with small group sessions that keep things personal. Kids can experiment with different mediums, from acrylics and watercolours to texture painting, or join open-theme classes where they decide what to create. It’s a nice mix of structure and freedom, with enough guidance to build skills while still letting creativity lead.
With a maximum of 12 students per class and a low student-teacher ratio, there’s plenty of individual attention – whether your child is just starting out or already showing a keen interest in art.
Summer Camp Focus: Fine arts and creative expression
Ages: 5 and up
Duration: 3- and 5-day programmes (year-round)
Cost: From $81
Location: 901A Bukit Timah Road
More information: WhatsApp 9023 0458 | arthaus.com.sg
Wonder Words Therapy small-group holiday camps
Not every child thrives in a typical holiday camp setting – and for some families, the long school break can feel like lost momentum. That’s where Wonder Words Therapy’s holiday camps offer something different.
Running across June and into mid-August, these small-group camps are designed for children with speech, language, social communication and AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) needs. They’re led by speech and language therapists who are AHPC-certified (Allied Health Professions Council), and they’re structured around clear therapeutic goals – but delivered in a way that still feels like play.
Groups are intentionally kept to a maximum of four children, each supported by a therapist and assistant. Rather than grouping by age alone, children are matched by developmental profile, which helps sessions feel more relevant – and more comfortable. It also means children are spending time with peers who communicate in similar ways, which can be just as important as the therapy itself.
There are four focused programmes – Speech, Language, AAC and Social Skills – each built around evidence-based approaches but brought to life through games, storytelling, creative activities and structured social play. The aim is simple: to build skills that carry over into everyday life, from clearer speech to more confident interaction. For many expat families navigating a new system, Wonder Words also offers something reassuring: a team experienced in working across cultures, languages and school environments.
Summer Camp Focus: Communication, confidence and social skills
Ages: Contact for suitability (programmes are matched by developmental profile)
Duration: June until 14 August; Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 12.30pm
Cost: $600 for one week; $1,100 for two weeks
Location: 491 River Valley Road, #14-03A Valley Point Office Tower
More information: 8518 5676 | roohi@wonderwordstherapy.com | wonderwordstherapy.com
Special Offer: 10 percent off camps for EL readers
British Council Singapore for English camps
For families looking to build confidence in English over the holidays, British Council Singapore’s Summer Camps offer a structured, topic-based approach that goes beyond language drills. Designed for children aged four to 16, the programmes run across the June to August break, with a new camp starting each week.
Each week focuses on a different theme, using hands-on, experiential learning to develop language skills alongside broader knowledge and awareness. Rather than working through a fixed syllabus, students explore topics through a mix of activities, including games, group research, experiments, drama and presentations.
The aim is to build practical communication skills in context. Students expand vocabulary across different subjects, practise expressing ideas in a range of situations, and develop confidence speaking in front of others. At the same time, there’s a focus on critical thinking, problem-solving and encouraging curiosity about the world around them.
Camps are designed to be flexible, with each week running as a standalone programme. This allows families to join for a single week or continue across multiple sessions, depending on their schedule. Classes are grouped by age and level, from beginners through to more advanced learners, with teaching led by experienced international educators.
Summer Camp Focus: English and communication skills
Ages: 4 to 16
Duration: Monday to Friday, 9am to 1pm; 2 June until 28 August
Cost: $805 per week with tiered discounts of up to $1,050 for multi-week registrations
Location: Napier Road Centre and Toa Payoh Centre
More information: britishcouncil.sg
All Blacks Clinic with Singapore Rugby Union (SRU)
If your child is serious about rugby, this is one to know. The All Blacks Clinic returns to Singapore this June, bringing a rare chance to train with players who’ve competed at the very top of the game. It’s a focused, high-energy week and ideal for holiday camps for teens interested in sport at a higher level.
Led by former All Blacks and World Cup winners Nehe Milner-Skudder and Victor Vito, the five-day programme goes beyond drills. It combines elite technical and tactical training with strength and conditioning, alongside sessions focused on mindset, leadership and recovery. There’s also an introduction to the values and culture behind New Zealand rugby – something that’s as much a part of the All Blacks legacy as their on-field performance.
The clinic is designed to challenge players at different levels while offering insight into what it takes to compete internationally. Expect structured coaching, small-group attention and a well-rounded approach that looks at the full athlete, not just skills with the ball. It’s a focused, high-energy week – and a chance to learn directly from some of the sport’s most respected names. Enjoy 10 percent off for every group of 10 sign-ups.
Summer Camp Focus: Immersive clinic by former All Blacks and Top New Zealand Coaches
Ages: Boys and girls aged 9 to 18 years
Duration: 8-12 June
Cost: $750 (limited spaces) for a 5-day clinic including lunch each day and an exclusive All Blacks merchandise pack
Location: Queenstown Stadium
More information: bit.ly/4drao0b
Adventure Camp Singapore for multi-activity programmes
Running during international school holidays throughout the year, this multi-activity programme offers full-day camps (9am to 5pm) for children aged five to 12, based at the Hollandse Club in Camden Park. Each day includes four activities – swimming, racket sports, musical theatre and Cube Cubs, a hands-on building and engineering session – giving the schedule a mix of movement, creativity and practical skills.
Sessions are led by experienced instructors, with lunch and snacks included, so there’s no need to pack a lunchbox.
There’s also flexibility – families can book single days or full weeks, depending on how the holidays unfold.
Beyond the schedule, the mix of structured activities and group play helps children settle quickly, build confidence and form friendships – particularly helpful for those new to Singapore.
Summer Camp Focus: Sport, creativity, performance and problem-solving
Ages: 5 to 12
Duration: 9am to 5pm, 22 June to 14 August
Cost: From $151 per day for Hollandse Club members, and $167 per day for non-members, including lunch and two snacks
Location: Hollandse Club
More information: adventurecampsg.com
Special Offer: Get a 10% discount with the coupon code “ELadventure”
Foundation Football holiday camps
Got a child who’s always kicking a ball around the house? Foundation Football’s holiday camps at the Swiss Club Singapore are a great way to channel that energy.
Open to boys and girls aged three to 13 with various ability levels, the camps focus on building strong football fundamentals through game-based sessions. Small group sizes (maximum 1:12 coach-to-player ratio) mean plenty of time on the ball and individual attention.
The coaching team brings experience from Singapore’s national futsal set-up, semi-professional football and international academies including Barça Academy and Real Madrid Foundation programmes. All coaches are certified and working towards senior FAS or NROC qualifications and know how to get the best out of young players.
Younger or beginner players train in the Swiss Club’s air-conditioned Indoor Sports Hall, while more experienced players head outdoors for higher-intensity sessions with added tactical elements. Every day includes match play, giving kids the chance to put their skills into action.
Summer Camp Focus: Football skills and match play
Ages: 3 to 13
Duration: Weekly classes and camps held every holiday – check the website for the schedule
Cost: From $45 per training session or $440 for a five-day camp, 9am to 12pm
Location: Swiss Club Singapore
More information: admin@foundationfootball.sg | 9750 0878 | foundationfootball.sg
Special Offer: Get $50 off a full-term fee by quoting “EXPATLIVING50”.
This article on holiday camps for kids and teens first appeared in the April 2026 issue of Expat Living magazine. You can buy the latest mag or an annual subscription, or read the digital version for free now.
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